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Re: The sad Truth about iMac:
On Mon, 08 Mar 1999 01:14:16 GMT, coaxial@escape.ca (coaxial) wrote:
>I have a gripe for you......why don't PC's come with built in FireWire?
>Doesn't anybody in the PC world think about forward compatibility? Maybe
>if they start including FireWire, then I'll consider a PC.
My question to you is: What would you hook up to FireWire on a PC?
And if you can think of something then tell me if that device is
available using a different interface and whether using FireWire would
be a major improvement for working with that device.
Why don't PC's come with built in FireWire? There is nothing that
needs it.
Personally I don't know why PC's come with USB built in now. They've
been on PC motherboards for a few years but there just hasn't been any
devices available for USB that weren't availabe using a different
interface and that would gain any benefit from using USB. This is the
same situation as FireWire.
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